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I am thinking about using lizardskin ceramic coatings on the bottom of my 39 chev coupe and on the inside for sound & heat control, all the articles I have seen, give it good reviews, but i want to know if you guy's that use used it or know anyone who has... is happy with it and if it is as good as they say, if not, what were your problems with it???.
I used L-S on my '48 Buick this past winter, I am very happy with it and I can now cool my car with the Vintage A/C where it was not able to do this last summer, also it makes the car a great deal quieter. I used two pails of L-S and had two quarts left over so I did the inside of the hood as well. I took all the interior out including the headliner. I sprayed two coats on everything including the trunk. Good luck.....Topless.
i use it on all my builds. great stuff
Where do you get it?
go to lizardskin.com. and ask for bob call , you may have a dealer around you. i use the sound control first ,then the heat control. this is by far the best product for insulation. beats bubble wrap or bed linner any day. i use it on the vettes i do to stop stone stars on the front fenders .
I see that Summit Racing is advertising Lizard Skin, I think the price is about the same as everyone else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien_63
If it's applied under the hood, will engine temperature be effected?
I have also read that LS can be sanded and painted. Anyone done this? Also, can both products be used over one another, heat insulation then sound insulation?
Thankx